HTML Gallery language

Hi,
I need to change the HTML web gallery navigation "word" Next, Previous and Index to norwegian language. I see that the words get hardcoded into every html file.
Where can I change these words - is there a language file or "important words" file?
Thanks!

Sorry, I see that the Javascript snippets in my original post are being executing by the web browser when the message is read.
The 2 lines of Javascript, cleverly (ahem) encoded, might be visualized:
document (dot) write ( <html anchor tag>Home<close html anchor tag>);
document (dot) write ( <html anchor tag>Site Map<close html anchor tag>);

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